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Recapping Paul Shapiro's Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything)9 min read
by brandon krogel | Apr 18, 2019
On Monday, April 15, 2019, Technical SEO Specialist Paul Shapiro invited the SEO community for an AMA (Ask Me Anything) hosted on the subreddit /r/TechSEO. For those who may not be aware, Paul is Head of SEO at Catalyst, which is a Search and Social agency.
During his AMA, Paul touched on a number of topics and questions regarding everything from technical SEO and horror movies to board games and TechSEO Boost — a conference he founded devoted entirely to technical SEO (which is currently in the midst of planning for its third year).
With the wide range of conversation, we've taken the most notable highlights from Paul's AMA regarding technical SEO and outlined them to showcase some key elements worth exploring. Additionally, we've included some components showing his more personal side because hey, we're all human.
Advancing your technical SEO skills
One of the first questions Paul was faced with was how technical SEO specialists can take their skills to the next level. Concepts like working with global brands or large scale on-page content creation via APIs, scripts, etc.
Paul touched on this first by noting that, "the traditional definition of technical SEO is broken." He went on to explain that although "improving crawling, indexing, and rendering are very critical to ranking, where you really get the most bang for your buck is being able to apply the same underlying technical skills to other applications. Things like 'how can you use Python and data mining to enhance content development' are where technical SEOs shine."
Adding to this, he emphasized that technical SEO's should focus on skills that enhance their thinking and allow them to work on the most set of problems. Data science, programming skills, and web development knowledge were all mentioned as helpful skills in terms of diagnosing problems and creating new solutions.
"I think the data science aspect of SEO is the most interesting. It's something I do a lot of personally and probably would advise people of starting there. It's also a highly transferable skill."
Board games
Paul has often declared his love of board games openly so as expected, questions regarding his favorite games or what he's currently playing were bound to come up. When asked what his favorite newish board game was, he replied with, "My favorite board game at the moment is Great Western Trail. It's not really considered new anymore though being from 2016".
He also mentioned that if anyone was curious to learn more about that side of him, he recently started a board game blog called Board Game Squad. So if you share Paul's enthusiasm for board games, it might be worth paying a visit.
Log files and SEO
Another notable topic that was raised was the question of log file analysis and the level of importance this played in regards to SEO. Paul responded by saying that although he wasn't huge into log files (for SEO), "They serve their purpose, helping diagnose crawling issues and help better understand how bots and users are accessing your website."
Then there was the mention of how gaining access to log files from clients seems to remain an obstacle for many SEO's, both in-house and at agencies. Paul acknowledged this by saying that he rarely gets access himself but went on to note that "There are many types of log files, and they can be set-up on the server to be scrubbed of PII. Helping IT do that is a good first step. You can also just obtain logs that reflect bot traffic. Discussing these options have helped in the past."
Prioritizing efforts in search
When asked how he prioritized his efforts in search, Paul introduced a model he borrowed from Sean Ellis called "ICE" which stands for "Impact, Confidence, and Ease". He elaborated further on this concept by explaining that you assign a value of 1 to 10 for "I, C and E". "I" is the impact you can expect to get from implementing something. "C" is how confident you are that it will actually have that impact. Finally, "E" referring to "ease" and how easy it is to actually implement:
ICE – Impact, Confidence, and Ease
Basically, "You average those scores together and then assign a priority number to it using the ICE score as a strong input." Paul mentioned that he finds this works very well, especially for more technical SEO tasks.
As a self-declared horror movie enthusiast, others with a similar appreciation for the genre came to pose their questions. The timeless, classic question we all probably expected to be asked was: if you're only able to choose one horror film to ever watch again for the rest of your life, what would it be? The answer was a little less direct than you might've expected.
"One of things I appreciate about the horror genre is the sheer amount of variety and fluid self-expression it offers. Limiting myself to a single film would be painful. My favorite movie is Possession (1981), but I think it would grow old VERY quickly. I might have to go with a more traditional classic like The Shining or Halloween. Although, those aren't necessarily my favorites either. There's a ton of movies I can live without, so I'll go with a more popular one that I can certainly bare without, Child's Play. Never cared for it."
Every technical SEO knows the importance of page and site speed but an obstacle facing many is balancing conflicting information that different tools and metrics provide. When asked what tools and metrics Paul used to both identify the correct page speed and understand what metrics were most important, he emphasized that this barrier was the reality of web performance optimization and that different devices, internet connection and so forth, should all have different results.
He suggested not to focus on a metric like Google's PageSpeed score, but instead a series of metrics more aligned with your goals. He continued to say, "TTI seems a bit wonky. I like speed index, FCP, and FMP more. Even better is to measure when a particular, critical item is loaded on the page, but that takes a little more effort."
He encouraged SEO's to look at these metrics as a trend to improve upon.
Squarespace, Wix, and Shopify: Are these right for SEO?
When faced with the question of drag and drop website building platforms like Squarespace, Wix, and Shopify, and his thoughts on these platforms in regards to SEO, a simple, "It's probably okay," was his response.
"Most SEO's I think will scoff at it, but I think it's probably a fine starting off point."
He elaborated further by mentioning he wasn't super familiar with the differences between the Wix and Squarespace platforms and noted that Shopify was "decent" for e-commerce, however, he also emphasized that "When you're starting off, the most important thing is actually getting started. Anything that helps get you there is good. As you and your website grow, you may want to think about a more sophisticated solution," and "At some point, you'll want to grow up."
With the volume of day-to-day tasks for the technical SEO, the value of automation is high. When asked what automation tools he's built that helped the most with daily tasks such as keyword research and analysis, page-speed tracking and analysis, and SERP ranking/tracking analysis, for example, he replied by saying, "One of the easiest and greatest savers of time you can invest in is automated reporting. In doing so, you'll build a data warehouse which will become applicable for other automation activities. I use KNIME a lot for prototyping, but have been using more and more straight Python as of late."
What makes a good technical SEO?
When Paul was asked what the top qualities he'd look for if hiring a more junior technical SEO, his first response was that more than anything, he valued critical thinking. He continued to explain that a lot of the SEO knowledge can be learned with time but pointed towards the concept that critical thinking was something that needed to exist separately and beforehand. During the interview process, Paul described further what he would look for by saying, "I care that they have a burning desire to learn," and suggested that when hiring junior technical SEO's, "Start talking to them about interesting problems you're working on and hire the ones whose eyes light up."
He also noted that "More practically speaking, you need to either be obscenely good with Excel or can code (I don't care what language or how good they are as much). These are skills that help you with other aspects of your job to a high degree. Understanding of basic statistics is also a must-have."
Tools for technical SEO
It should be expected that the topic of preferred or favorite tools for technical SEO would come up and it should also be expected that Paul would likely utilize and rely on a lot of in-house tools and tools developed ad-hoc (which he does), however, he did share some of the more standard tools he used or would at least recommend.
"Botify is my (newfound) crawler of choice. Screaming Frog and Sitebulb are both fantastic for desktop software solutions. I constantly use Chrome Developer Tools (or Firebug if you're a Firefox user). For an all-in-one suite, not specific to SEO, I often use KNIME for a myriad of things."
Can silos in the URL help rankings?
Search engine algorithms prefer order. Unorganized websites can make content and navigation confusing for people and simultaneously, can complicate the way search engines crawl and sort content. When "Siloing" (the act of organizing and structuring content into categories and subcategories), URLs and whether or not this helped rankings, Paul responded by saying:
"I think actual URL structure is vastly overrated, site architecture and interlinking is another story. I think having a logical linking structure is very important, but having that represented in the URL is a little less so. Although, having a good taxonomy can help prevent people from mucking the whole website up and is recommended."
Impact of schema for articles, blog posts, etc. In terms of voice search
You can't talk to another SEO without the topic of voice search coming up. And most are scrambling to prepare for the flood of natural language-based queries. It's no surprise then that Paul was asked how this might impact Schema for articles, blog posts and the like (among other things). His response was a refreshing calm from the hype over voice search in the SEO world.
"Structure data will help search engines understand your content hypothetically. I've never seen an identifiable lift from it myself, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Speakable markup is an obvious thing you should implement if you're attempting voice search. Otherwise, just carry on and do good SEO."
Perhaps that is the most notable takeaway from all of this. Even though the world of SEO is always evolving, Paul says, "the approaches have shifted slightly, but the core tenants haven't." At the end of the day, performing quality SEO is what will continue to drive results and pave the way for success.
To read the full Reddit AMA, click here. Follow Paul on Twitter @fighto
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Stockholm is one of the world's most beautiful cities and I always enjoy visiting this great town. It is the capital of Sweden and the most populous urban area in the Nordic countries. The city stretches across fourteen islands of an archipelago where Lake Malaren flows into the Baltic Sea. The area has been settled since the Stone Age and was founded as a city in 1252 by Swedish statesman Birger Magnusson. Stockholm is easy in all the right ways - despite being spread over several islands, it's a relatively compact town and walking is often the best way to get around. Bridges connect most of the islands, while ferries and the efficient metro (t-bana) link the rest. With cultural riches, impeccable style, wonderful food and striking beauty, Stockholm is a traveler's dream.
Start your adventure in the historic heart of Stockholm - Gamla Stan (Old Town). It is the city's oldest district, and looks and feels like something out of a fairy tale. Complete with prerequisite royal palace, gabled buildings and narrow cobblestone streets, it's hands down one of Europe's most enchanting, perfectly preserved historic centers. Wander its small lanes as you twist past Renaissance churches and romantic squares. Vasterlanggatan is the Old Town's nerve center, a bustling thoroughfare lined with galleries, candlelit cafes and souvenir shops. Step off the main drag, however, and Gamla Stan reveals a quieter, more intimate side of its nature. In the middle of Gamla Stan is Stortorget, the oldest public square in Stockholm. The Nobel Museum (Nobelmuseet) is housed in the Borsen building - the old Stock Exchange - which forms the north side of Stortorget. It presents the history of the Nobel Prizes and their recipients, with a focus on the intellectual and cultural aspects of invention. It's a polished, contemporary space with fascinating displays, including short films on the theme of creativity and interviews with laureates like Ernest Hemingway and Martin Luther King Jr. Gamla Stan is home to several magnificent churches. The one time venue for royal weddings and coronations - Storkyrkan, officially named Sankt Nikolai Kyrka (Church of Saint Nicholas), is both Stockholm's oldest building (consecrated in 1306) and its cathedral. Behind a baroque facade, the Gothic interior includes extravagant royal box pews designed by Nicodemus Tessin the Younger, as well as Bernt Notke's dramatic wooden statue, Saint George and the Dragon, commissioned by Sten Sture the Elder to commemorate his victory over the Danes in 1471. The strikingly beautiful Riddarholmskyrkan (Riddarholm Church), on the equally pretty and under visited islet of Riddarholmen, was built by Franciscan monks in the late 13th century. It has been the royal necropolis since the burial of Magnus Ladulas in 1290, and is home to the armorial glory of the Seraphim knightly order. Wall plates display the coats of arms of the knights. Look for the marble sarcophagus of Gustav II Adolf, Sweden's mightiest monarch, who died in 1632. Note: there is a guided tour in English at 12p - included with admission. Founded by a guild of German merchants in the 15th century, Tyska Kyrkan (The German Church) hints at Stockholm's multicultural past and present. The building's iconic spire is visible from all key vantage points across the water and within the Old Town itself. Don't miss the ornate gate carved in gold, adjacent to the church's garden. Before visiting Gamla Stan's most famous landmark, the Royal Palace, take a quick detour to Marten Trotzigs Grand. This tiny alley is the city's narrowest street and a popular spot for a photo op.
Kungliga Slottet (Royal Palace) was built on the ruins of Tre Kronor castle, which burned down in 1697. The north wing survived and was incorporated into the new building. Designed by court architect Nicodemus Tessin the Younger, it took 57 years to complete. Highlights include the decadent Karl XI Gallery, inspired by Versailles' Hall of Mirrors, and Queen Kristina's silver throne in the Hall of State. With 608 rooms, this is the world's largest royal palace still used for its original purpose. The first royal family moved here in 1754. The palace is not a museum but rather a working government building; though it contains fine examples of baroque and rococo furnishings and interiors, each room also bears the fingerprints of the many generations who have lived here. Engaging 45 minute guided tours are offered two to three times daily - admission to the palace also includes the Museum Tre Kronor, devoted to Stockholm's original castle; the Royal Treasury; and Gustav III's Antikmuseum (the museum of antiquities). In the basement of the Museum Tre Kronor, you can see the foundations of 13th century defensive walls and items rescued from the medieval castle during the 1697 fire. The Royal Treasury contains ceremonial crowns, scepters and other regalia of the Swedish monarchy, including a 16th century sword that belonged to Gustav Vasa. Gustav III's Antikmuseum displays Italian sculptures collected by King Gustav III in the 1780s. Note: it's worth timing your visit to see the Changing of the Guard, which takes place in the outer courtyard at 1215p Monday to Saturday and 115p Sunday and public holidays from late April to August, and 1215p Wednesday and Saturday and 115p Sunday and public holidays from September to late April.
From Gamla Stan, head to Sodermalm - Stockholm's hip southern island. Known locally as Soder, this is the city's creative engine room, with no shortage of indie fashion boutiques, vintage stores, art galleries, bars, espresso labs and music venues. The island is also home to a handful of engaging museums, not to mention smashing views of Gamla Stan and the city center from its northern edge. My favorite stop in Soder is the very cool Fotografiska, located at Stadsgardshamnen 22. A stylish photography museum, it is a must for shutterbugs. Its constantly changing exhibitions are huge, interestingly chosen and well presented; examples have included a Robert Mapplethorpe retrospective, portraits by indie filmmaker Gus Van Sant and an enormous collection of black and white photos by Brazilian social documentary photographer Sebastiao Salgado. The attached cafe and bar draws a crowd on summer evenings with DJs, good cocktails and outdoor seating. Note: follow signs from the Slussen t-bana stop to reach the museum. Next, make your way to the eastern tip of Kungsholmen island and Stadshuset (City Hall). The mighty Stadshuset dominates Stockholm's architecture. Topping off its square tower is a golden spire and the symbol of Swedish power - the three royal crowns. Punctured by two courtyards, the building's interior includes the glittering, mosaic lined Gyllene salen (Golden Hall), Prins Eugen's own fresco recreation of the lake view from the gallery and the very hall used for the annual Nobel Prize banquet. Note: part of the tour involves walking down the same stairs you'd use if you'd won the big prize. Entry is by guided tour only; tours in English take place every 30 minutes from 9a until 4p in summer, and less frequently the rest of the year. The tower is open for visits every 40 minutes from 9a to 5p from May to September - it offers commanding views of Gamla Stan and the surrounding city.
From there, visit the cultural heavyweight Nationalmuseum in Norrmalm. Sweden's largest art museum is home to the nation's collection of painting, sculpture, drawings, decorative arts and graphics from the Middle Ages to the present. The recently renovated building, which stands on the waterfront overlooking the Royal Palace, was built 150 years ago in classic neo Renaissance style. Highlights include works by Rembrandt, Renoir and Monet. Note: the museum is open from 11a-5p and is closed on Monday. Additional must see museums are a short stroll away. Take the nearby footbridge to the islands of Skeppsholmen and Djurgarden, the latter a former royal hunting ground. Skeppsholmen is home to the Moderna Museet, one of Scandinavia's most important museums of modern art. Its permanent collection ranges from paintings and sculptures to photography, video art and installations. Highlights include works by Picasso, Dali and Warhol, plus several key figures in the Scandinavian and Russian art worlds. The museum also stages well conceived temporary exhibits and career retrospectives. Don't overlook the small viewing rooms in various corners and downstairs, usually dedicated to video installations. Note: there's a fabulous and very popular restaurant with a great view over the water, an espresso bar in the foyer and the small, casual Cafe Blom found in a secluded courtyard. The museum is open from 10a-6p and is closed on Monday. Djurgarden houses the Nordiska Museet, Vasamuseet and Skansen. The epic Nordiska Museet (Nordic Museum) is Sweden's largest cultural history museum and one of its largest indoor spaces. The building itself is an eclectic, Renaissance style castle designed by Isak Gustav Clason in 1907. Inside is a sprawling collection of all things Swedish, from sacred Sami (the Lapps of northern Scandinavia) objects to clothing and table settings. The museum boasts the world's largest collection of paintings by August Strindberg (Swedish playwright, poet and painter), as well as a number of his personal possessions. In all, there are over 1.5 million items in the museum's collection, dating from 1520 to the present day. Note: the museum is open every day from 10a-5p. The awesome Vasa Museum is the custom built home of the massive warship Vasa - it was the pride of the Swedish crown when it set off on its maiden voyage on August 10, 1628. Within minutes, the top heavy vessel tipped and sank to the bottom of Saltsjon (Stockholm Bay), along with many of the people on board. Tour guides explain the extraordinary and controversial 300 year story of its death and resurrection, which saw the ship painstakingly raised in 1961 and reassembled like a giant jigsaw puzzle - almost all of what you see today is original. On the entrance level is a model of the ship at scale 1:10 and a theater screening a 17 minute film which sheds light on the salvage operation and the vessel's conservation. There are four other levels of exhibits covering artifacts salvaged from the Vasa, life on board, naval warfare, and 17th century sailing and navigation. The bottom floor exhibition is particularly fascinating, using modern forensic science to recreate the faces and life stories of several of the ill fated passengers. Note: the museum is open every day from 10a-5p and guided tours are in English every 30 minutes. The world's first open air museum, Skansen was founded in 1891 by Artur Hazelius to provide an insight into how Swedes once lived. Around 150 traditional houses and other exhibits dot the hilltop - it's meant to be 'Sweden in miniature', complete with villages, nature, commerce, industry and a zoo. Note: the museum is massive, you could easily spend a day here and not see it all.
Lastly, there's the Historiska Museet (History Museum), located at Narvavagen 13 in Ostermalm. From Iron Age skates and a Viking boat to medieval textiles and Renaissance triptychs, Sweden's national historical collection spans over 10000 years of Swedish culture and history. The exhibition about the Battle of Gotland (1361) is an undisputed highlight, as is the subterranean Gold Room, the latter gleaming with Viking plunder and other precious treasures. Look out for the jewel encrusted Reliquary of Saint Elizabeth (who died at 24 and was canonized in 1235), as well as the 5th century seven ringed gold collar. Weighing almost two pounds and decorated with 458 symbolic figures, the collar was discovered in Vastergotland in the 19th century. The museum's loot also includes exquisite altarpieces from the Middle Ages and the world's oldest organ. Note: the museum is open from 11a-5p and is closed on Monday. After you've had your fill of museums, take a break in Kungstradgarden (King's Garden). Informally known as Kungsan, this park in central Stockholm is one of the most popular hangouts and meeting places in the city. It has outdoor cafes and art galleries, and hosts open air concerts and events in summer, while offering an ice rink during winters. Not far away is Sergels Torg - the most central public square in Stockholm, named after 18th century sculptor Johan Tobias Sergel, whose workshop was once located on the square. Sergels Torg includes a sunken pedestrian plaza furnished with a triangular colored floor pattern and a wide flight of stairs leading up to the pedestrian street Drottninggatan. Take this lively thoroughfare, lined with stores and places to eat, back towards the Old Town. From Gamla Stan, take ferry 82 out to Grona Lund. Opened in 1883, this famous amusement park is on the seaward side of Djurgarden Island. It features roller coasters, a funhouse and a tunnel of love. Grona Lund is also known for its summer concerts - notable performers have included Jimi Hendrix in 1967, ABBA (from Stockholm) in 1973 and Bob Marley in 1980. Conclude your exploration of Stockholm with a highly recommended boat ride. The Royal Canal Tour offers a sightseeing cruise through the idyllic Stockholm archipelago. Boats depart every hour from Stromkajen, in the city center, and cruises last either 50 or 90 minutes - depending on the route. Note: audio commentary is available in English.
Stockholm has plenty of great places to eat and enjoy a drink. Start your day at Drop Coffee, located near the Mariatorget metro stop at Wollmar Yxkullsgatan 10. This bohemian cafe features sustainably grown and traded coffee roasted at a proprietary roastery the same week as the shipment arrives. It's a cool place to chill and has the best coffee in town. For a delightful breakfast, try Wiener Cafeet at Biblioteksgatan 6 in Norrmalm. Step into the lavish art deco interior here and you are transported to the grand cafes of Vienna and Paris. The pastries and cakes are heaven sent, making this spot the perfect place for Fika or 'a coffee and cake break' (an important part of Swedish culture). Nearby at Riddargatan 4 is Sturekatten. This genteel cafe in an 18th century house is a charming blend of antique chairs, oil paintings and servers in black and white attire. Slip into a salon chair, pour some tea and nibble on a piece of apple pie or a kanelbulle (cinnamon bun). Also in Norrmalm, found at Kungsgatan 55 is Vetekatten. A cardamom scented labyrinth of cozy nooks, antique furnishings and oil paintings, this place is not so much a cafe as an institution. Enjoy a traditional Swedish sweet roll with a cup of tea in one of the back rooms. From there, make your way to Gamla Stan and Cafe Sten Sture, located at Trangsund 10. Uniquely set in the dungeons of a former prison, this cafe is a short walk from the Royal Palace and the main square of Stortorget. Drop in for a slice of Stockholm's history over a coffee and cinnamon roll - fika for sure. Equally impressive and situated right on Stortorget at number 20 is the lovely Cafe Kaffekoppen. With a pleasant decor and great fika, this joint is a must visit while exploring the Old Town. Not far away at Jarntorget 83 is Sundbergs Konditori. Dating from 1785, this is Stockholm's oldest bakery and cafe, complete with chintzy chandeliers, a subdued parlor atmosphere and a glass case gleaming with pastries.
For lunch, head to Ostermalms Saluhall on Ostermalmstorg. Opened in 1888, this gourmet food hall inhabits a beautiful, spired brick building. It's a sophisticated take on the traditional market - with fresh produce, fish counters, butcher shops, baked goods and some dynamite places to grab a meal. Be sure to hit Robert's Coffee, Husmans Deli, Mesh, Melanders and Lisa Elmqvist. Note: the food hall is open from 9a-7p and is closed on Sunday. One cannot visit Sweden without having meatballs. When in Stockholm, go to Meatballs for the People, located at Nytorgsgatan 30 in Sodermalm. All hail the mighty meatball, the expected star turn at this neighborhood favorite serving a variety of meatballs daily, from moose and deer, to wild boar and lamb. Pair them with classic creamed potatoes, lingonberries and pickles - wash it all down with a homegrown Sleepy Bulldog craft beer. Close by at Blekingegatan 40 is Pelikan. Lofty ceilings, wood paneling and no nonsense waiters set the scene for classic husmanskost (home cooking) at this century old beer hall - think roasted reindeer, Vasterbotten cheese pie and Arctic char. The herring options are particularly good (try the 'SOS' starter, an assortment of pickled herring). There is a hefty list of akvavit (a distilled spirit that is principally produced in Scandinavia), which pairs nicely with the herring. Staying in Sodermalm, Bla Dorren (The Blue Door) can be found at Sodermalmstorg 6. A stone's throw from Gamla Stan, it occupies the site of a 17th century pub. Vaulted ceilings and timber paneling set an appropriate scene for beautifully executed Swedish classics like tasty elk meatballs, accompanied with juicy lingonberries. Libations include an extensive array of beers and snaps (the Swedes' favorite spirit). Next, head over the bridge to Gamla Stan and the excellent Den Gyldene Freden, found at Osterlanggatan 51. Open since 1722, this venerable barrel vaulted restaurant is run by the Swedish Academy, where (rumor has it) its members meet to decide the winners of the Nobel Prize. Sublime offerings include home style dishes like roast lamb with chanterelles, cabbage and country cheese, or old school Swedish meatballs and pan fried mustard herring with lingonberries. Across the street at Osterlanggatan 34 is Cultur Bar & Restaurant. This stylish gastropub does tapas with a Scandinavian twist and has a very nice beer and wine list. Located at Nygrand 10 is Fem Sma Hus. It offers the perfect combination of authentic historical setting with traditional cuisine, just a short walk from the Royal Palace in the heart of the Old Town. The menu features Swedish classics with a French touch - think reindeer fillets with port wine sauce, seared Arctic char, Swedish farm chicken confit - served in 17th century vaulted cellars. Nearby at Kindstugatan 1 is Under Kastanjen. Visit this place for its picturesque setting on a cobbled square beside a chestnut tree, surrounded by ochre and yellow storybook houses. The menu offers simple home cooking, from soups and stews to classic Swedish meatballs - plus cakes for that mid afternoon sugar hit.
For dinner, make your way to Kryp In, located at Prastgatan 17 in Gamla Stan. Small but perfectly formed, this spot wows diners with creative takes on traditional Swedish dishes. Expect the likes of salmon carpaccio, Kalix roe, reindeer roast or saffron aioli shellfish stew. The service is seamless and the atmosphere classy without being stuffy. Go with the three course set menu and be sure to book ahead. Note: the restaurant is open every day at 5p. Also in the Old Town at Lilla Nygatan 21 is the outstanding Kagges. This cozy spot has a laid back approach to New Nordic Cuisine, with seasonal and fresh ingredients served in small and mid size dishes. The menu is dynamic and the staff know their stuff. Book in advance (request a spot at the chef's counter) and do go with the tasting menu, you will not be disappointed. Note: the restaurant opens at 5p and is closed on Monday and Tuesday. Found at Mosebacketorg 9 in Sodermalm is the popular Woodstockholm. Reservations are essential at this hip yet welcoming hotspot. The menu's theme changes every couple of months or so, with a focus that ranges from specific geographic regions to more abstract concepts. What remains unchanging is a commitment to smaller, sustainable, local producers and honest, wonderfully textured dishes cooked with flair. The bar seats, reserved for walk ins, are perfect for solo diners seeking a little banter and bonhomie, while the drinks list offers no shortage of lesser known drops, from wines to ciders. Note: the restaurant opens at 5p and is closed on Sunday and Monday. One of the top food destinations in Stockholm is Ekstedt, located at Humlegardsgatan 17 in Ostermalm. Dining here is as much an experience as a meal. Chef Niklas Ekstedt's education in French and Italian cooking informs his approach to traditional Scandinavian cuisine. Choose from a four or six course set menu built around reindeer and pike perch - everything is cooked in a wood fired oven, over a fire pit or smoked in a chimney. This Michelin starred restaurant is frequently named among the best in Sweden; reservations are essential. Note: the restaurant is closed on Sunday and Monday. Also in Ostermalm at Artillerigatan 14 is Gastrologik. This trendy eatery is at the forefront of dynamic and modern Scandinavian cooking. Diners choose from a set three or six course menu, which changes frequently, as the chefs work closely with suppliers to deliver the freshest and most readily available produce with a nod to sustainability and tradition. Note: the restaurant is closed on Sunday and Monday, and reservations are a must. Lastly, there is Agrikultur - found at Roslagsgatan 43 in Vasastan. This Michelin starred restaurant finds inspiration from organic, local and seasonal ingredients. Here, you can enjoy Nordic flavors in a cozy setting, where the wood oven is used both to prepare food and to set the mood. Chef Filip Fasten offers a fixed menu of several dishes, where vegetables are typically front and center. Everything is light and delicious. Note: the restaurant opens at 5p and is closed on Sunday and Monday.
End your evening in Stockholm with a drink or two. Tweed can be found at Lilla Nygatan 5 in Gamla Stan. This excellent cocktail bar not only does top notch drinks - it has reservable, voluminous chesterfield chairs. Note: the bar is open from 5p-1a and is closed on Sunday and Monday. Go online or call to book your comfy chesterfield armchair. Staying in the Old Town, Wirstroms is at Stora Nygatan 13. It's a friendly, atmospheric pub with a sports bar upstairs and a cavernous series of seemingly endless tunnels and dark little alcoves underground. There's regular live music with an emphasis on the blues. If you fancy wine, do try Gaston at Malartorget 15. Intimate, sophisticated yet relaxed, this is where clued in Stockholmers swill in Gamla Stan. Sommelier Janni Berndt's weakness for hand harvested wines and smaller winemakers with fascinating backstories translates into an exciting, ever changing wine list. From there, head south to Sodermalm and Akkurat. Located at Hornsgatan 18, this bar boasts a huge selection of Belgian ales as well as a good range of Swedish made microbrews and hard ciders. There's also a fine selection of whisky and live music several nights a week. An old school Hammarby (Stockholm soccer club) fan hang out, Kvarnen is one of the best loved bars in Soder. Found at Tjarhovsgatan 4, this beautiful beer hall dates from 1908 and seeps tradition. Note: the bar also hosts a popular weekend smorgasbord lunch. Nearby at Asogatan 140 is Nada. With its soft orange glow, mini chandelier and decadent black toned back bar, this cozy establishment brings in Soder's beautiful people. Nightly, DJs play everything from alternative pop to '80s retro, while behind the bar mixologists sling elaborate cocktails. Close out Sodermalm at Folii, which can be found at Erstagatan 21, and is one of the city's top wine bars. Here, you can sample any of its impeccably chosen wines by the glass, with genial half glass serves available for those wanting to explore without a next day hangover. The wines pair nicely with high quality charcuterie. For live music, check out Debaser Strand (Hornstulls Strand 4) and Hus 7 (Styckmastargatan 10). Finish up your Stockholm adventure at Berns Salonger, located in Berzelii Park - Norrmalm. A Stockholm institution since 1862, this glitzy entertainment palace remains one of the city's hottest party spots. While the gorgeous ballroom hosts some brilliant live music gigs, the best of Berns' bars is in the intimate basement, packed with cool creative types, top notch DJs and projected art house images. Note: check the website for a schedule of events; some require advance ticket purchase.
Stockholm offers a number of places to call home during your stay and there are 2 that I especially enjoyed. Both are in prime locations and provide exceptional service, modern amenities and comfort. The first is the Grand Hotel, located on the waterfront at Sodra Blasieholmshamnen 8. Overlooking the Royal Palace, this elegant hotel dating from 1874 is adjacent to the Nationalmuseum and a short walk from the Moderna Museet. Plush rooms offer flat screen TVs and free WiFi, plus minibars and designer toiletries. Upgrades add kitchens, living rooms and balconies. Amenities include 2 fine dining restaurants and a bright cafe, along with an ornate bar and a posh wine cellar. There's also a fitness center, a spa and an indoor pool.
A second option is Hotel At Six, located near Kungstradgarden at Brunkebergstorg 6. This contemporary hotel is a short walk from Gamla Stan and the Royal Palace. Stylish rooms with modern decor feature complimentary WiFi and flat screen TVs, plus minibars, sitting areas, and tea and coffee makers. Upgraded accommodations have city views, balconies and separate living areas. Other perks include a sophisticated international restaurant, a casual cafe and 2 hip bars.
Stockholm is loaded with natural beauty, fascinating history, fantastic food and magnificent art. It treated me well and I look forward to returning.
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(CNN) -- The news was devastating, the aftermath surreal.
Diena Thompson clutched a tissue in her right hand, frequently wiping her eyes as she told reporters that she couldn't believe it was her daughter whose body was found in a Georgia landfill. Her visage revealed the weight of grief and a yearning for justice.
Authorities on Friday were combing were through a "tremendous mountain" of garbage at the landfill, a sheriff's spokeswoman said.
Some possible evidence has been removed from the landfill, but authorities won't describe what they found, said Mary Justino of the Clay County Sheriff's Department. Police have no suspects, she said.
She said other law enforcement teams are focusing on the locale where the child apparently was last seen. Justino said witnesses, including some children, saw her on the sidewalk in front of a vacant house that is being renovated after a fire.
"Since Monday, we have been trying to figure out who frequents that area," including anyone working on the home, she said.
Authorities are treating the death as a homicide.
CNN's Maria P. White contributed to this report.


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Q: MySql request returns duplicates on LEFT JOIN 3 tables
table: people

id name
1  john
2  Mike
3  Sam
4  Andy

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table goods:

   g_id g_name  g_class
    1   sugar  food
    2   salt   food
    3   boat   transp
    4   house  habitation
    5   car    transp

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   table goods_owned:
      go_id person_id   good_id
        1   3           3
        2   3           1
        3   3           5
        4   2           4
        5   1           2

Now when i select
SELCT people.id, people.name, goods.name
   FROM people
      LEFT JOIN goods_owned ON goods_owned.person_id = people.id
      LEFT JOIN goods ON goods.g_id = goods_owned.good_id
         WHERE people.id = 3

Then in response it duplicates entry's from table "people":
1, Mike, boat
1, Mike, sugar
1, Mike, car

Is there way to build request to get:
1, Mike, boat, sugar, car

A: Yes, look at GROUP_CONCAT, which collects all the values for each GROUP BY and comma-separates them.
SELCT people.id, people.name, GROUP_CONCAT(goods.name)
FROM people
LEFT JOIN goods_owned ON goods_owned.person_id = people.id
LEFT JOIN goods ON goods.g_id = goods_owned.good_id
WHERE people.id = 3
GROUP BY people.id

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"I am endlessly sorry for my inappropriate behavior. I took advantage of my position as a musician, though I never intended to hurt anyone emotionally or otherwise. I've been an insensitive creep," Mondanile's apology begins.
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Following accusations of sexual misconduct against former Real Estate guitarist Matt Mondanile, upcoming November and December tour dates of his current band, Ducktails, have been cancelled.
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Last week, the news broke that the reason for Matt Mondanile's departure from Real Estate was that the band fired him after "allegations of unacceptable treatment of women were brought to [their] attention." Details on the situation by seven women have now surfaced in a new SPIN article.
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The BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival hosted indie rock bands Alvvays, Ducktails and Big Thief on Thursday, June 23. It was a lovely evening, and Alvvays seemed truly happy to be there. Joking with the crowd, the Canadian indie rockers claimed they didn't know much about NYC, and that what they do know is based off their love of the show Broad City...
Matt Mondanile leaves Real Estate to focus on Ducktails, replaced by Julian Lynch
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Our national program is organised around five goals and nine themes, each with identified strategies, actions, priorities and key outcomes to guide the implementation of the program.
We believe it is important to set targets in the form of defined outcomes for our work so we can focus on achieving our vision for a future where Australia's native plant diversity is valued, understood and conserved for the benefit of all.
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Maximilien Eugène Frédéric Louis Philippe Ignace  Joseph Marie de Habsbourg-Lorraine, archiduc d'Autriche, prince de Bohême et de Hongrie, (né le  à Vienne et mort le  à Nice) est un membre de la maison de Habsbourg. Il est le seul frère de l'empereur Charles Ier de Habsbourg-Lorraine.

Biographie

Famille

Petit-neveu de l'empereur François-Joseph  d'Autriche, l'archiduc Maximilien est le second fils de l'archiduc Othon (1865-1906) et de la princesse Marie-Josèphe de Saxe (1867-1944). Né le , il est baptisé trois jours plus tard, par l'archevêque de Vienne, Anton Josef Gruscha, le  suivant ; son parrain est son grand-oncle paternel l'archiduc Louis-Victor, représenté par l'archiduc Frédéric de Teschen.

À sa naissance, il est cinquième dans l'ordre successoral, son grand-père l'archiduc Charles-Louis (1833-1896) étant l'héritier désigné. Celui-ci meurt l'année suivante. Son oncle, l'archiduc François-Ferdinand d'Autriche (1863-1914), devient héritier du trône ; le nouvel archiduc héritier contracte, en 1900, une union morganatique. Les enfants issus de ce mariage ne sont pas dynastes.

Première Guerre
L'archiduc Charles, frère aîné de l'archiduc Maximilien-Eugène, devient hériter en second. Pieux et droit, il épouse, en 1911, une princesse franco-italienne, Zita de Bourbon-Parme, avec qui il a huit enfants. En 1914, l'archiduc-héritier François-Ferdinand est assassiné par un terroriste serbe. À , l'archiduc Charles devient héritier d'un empereur octogénaire, alors que l'Europe entre en guerre. Officier, l'archiduc Maximilien, âgé de 19 ans, participe à la guerre. En 1915, le jeune archiduc est admis dans l'ordre de la Toison d'Or. Le , le vieil empereur meurt laissant à son héritier un empire défait et au bord de l'éclatement.

Unique frère de l'empereur, l'archiduc Maximilien-Eugène est mandaté à Berlin au début de 1917 pour faire part officiellement de l'avènement de son frère à l'empereur allemand Guillaume II. Le , l'archiduc Maximilien devient membre de la chambre des seigneurs d'Autriche. Le  de la même année, il épouse la princesse Franziska zu Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst, fille du prince de Konrad de Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst et de son épouse la comtesse Françoise de Schönborn-Buchheim, à Laxenburg, près de Vienne, où le nouvel empereur a choisi de résider par raison d'économie et de politique tant que la guerre dure.

L'empereur offre à son frère le palais du Belvédère. En 1918, l'archiduc participe à la victoire du Dosso Alto. L'archiduc est décoré de l'ordre de Léopold, mais les Italiens reprennent bientôt le mont. L'empereur renonce au pouvoir en novembre et certains monarchistes songent à donner la couronne à Maximilien-Eugène. L'archiduchesse Franziska donne le jour à un fils le , trois semaines après l'effondrement de l'empire et de la monarchie.

Après la guerre, l'exil
Acculé par la défaite à renoncer à l'exercice du pouvoir, l'empereur Charles et sa famille doivent s'exiler en Suisse, puis après deux tentatives pour reprendre le pouvoir en Hongrie, l'empereur et sa famille sont assignés à résidence sur l'Île de Madère. Le dernier souverain de la Maison de Habsbourg-Lorraine y trouve une mort prématurée le  et l'archiduc Maximilien Eugène assiste aux funérailles de son frère à Funchal.

Le , les députés autrichiens votent la loi de Habsbourg, qui exile et bannit définitivement les membres de la maison de Habsbourg-Lorraine et confisque leurs biens. Dès lors, l'archiduc Maximilien-Eugène est contraint à l'exil. Il s'installe à Munich où son épouse l'archiduchesse Franziska tient un salon à la mode réputé et ouvre une maison de couture.

En , le gouvernement de la République d'Autriche dirigé par le chancelier Engelbert Dollfuss, qui plus tôt cette année avait déclaré que le parlement s'était dissous et n'avait entrepris aucune action pour organiser des élections, autorise Maximilien à résider en Autriche. Sa mère, l'archiduchesse Marie Josèphe, meurt au château de Wildenwart, à Erlangen, en Bavière, le .

Toutefois, le , la deuxième République d'Autriche rétablit les lois républicaines valables avant le régime dictatorial et confirme dès lors la validité de la loi de Habsbourg exilant les membres de la famille impériale. Après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Franziska et l'archiduc Maximilien s'installent en France où le couple porte les titres de courtoisie de comte de Wernberg ou de comte de Kyrbourg. L'archiduchesse et son mari mènent avec leur famille une vie particulièrement retirée.

Mort
Maximilien meurt d'une crise cardiaque à Nice, le  à l'âge de . Son épouse lui survit durant  et meurt le , quatre mois après sa belle-sœur l'impératrice Zita.

Mariage et descendance
Le , l'archiduc Maximilien-Eugène se marie avec la princesse Franziska zu Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst (née à Teplitz le  et morte à Salzbourg le ), fille de Konrad prince zu Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst (1863-1918) et de Franziska, comtesse von Schönborn-Buccheim (1866-1937).

Le couple a deux fils :

 Ferdinand d'Autriche (né à Vienne, le  et mort à Ulm le ), marié en 1956 avec la comtesse Hélène de Toerring-Jettenbach (née en 1937). Ils ont eu deux filles et un fils :
 Archiduchesse Élisabeth, 1957-1983, épouse en 1982 James Litchfield ;
 Archiduchesse Sophie, née en 1959, épouse en 1990 le prince Mariano Hugo de Windisch-Graetz ;
 Archiduc Maximilien, né en 1961, épouse en 2005 Sara Maya Al-Askari.
 Heinrich d'Autriche (né à Munich le  et mort à Zurich le ), marié en 1961 avec la comtesse Ludmilla von Galen (née en 1939). Ils ont eu trois fils et une fille:
 Archiduc Philippe, né en 1962, épouse en 2006 Mayasuni Heath ;
 Archiduchesse Marie-Christine, née en 1964, épouse en 1996 Clemens Guggenberg von Riedhofen ;
 Archiduc Ferdinand, né en 1965, épouse en 1999 la comtesse Katharina von Hardenberg ;
 Archiduc Konrad, né en 1971, épouse en 2005 Ashmita Goswami.

Honneurs
L'archiduc Maximilien-Eugène est :
  1186 Chevalier de l'ordre de la Toison d'or d'Autriche (1915) ;
  Croix des Troupes de Charles (Autriche-Hongrie) ;
  Grand-croix de l'ordre impérial de Léopold (Autriche-Hongrie) ;
  Grand-croix de l'ordre de Saint-Étienne de Hongrie (Autriche-Hongrie) ;
  Chevalier de l'ordre des Saints-Cyrille-et-Méthode (Royaume de Bulgarie) ;
  Chevalier de l'ordre suprême de la Très Sainte Annonciade (Italie) ;
  Bailli Grand-croix d'honneur et de dévotion de l'ordre souverain de Malte ;
  Chevalier de l'ordre de l'Aigle noir (Prusse) ;
  Chevalier de  de l'ordre de l'Aigle rouge (Prusse) ;
  Grand-croix de l'ordre de la Couronne de Rue (Saxe).

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Chevalier de l'ordre autrichien de la Toison d'or (XXe siècle)
Grand-croix de l'ordre impérial de Léopold
Récipiendaire de l'ordre des Saints-Cyrille-et-Méthode
Chevalier de l'ordre suprême de la Très Sainte Annonciade
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Récipiendaire de l'ordre de l'Aigle rouge de 1re classe
Récipiendaire de l'ordre de la Couronne de Saxe
Naissance en avril 1895
Naissance à Vienne (Autriche)
Décès en janvier 1952
Décès à Nice
Décès à 56 ans
Naissance en Autriche-Hongrie
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'All-Star' Panel on Obama's Plan to Secure Arizona Border; Efforts to Contain BP Oil Spill
This is a rush transcript of "Special Report With Bret Baier" from May 25, 2010. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)
SEN. JOHN CORNYN, R-TEXAS: The president of the United States came to speak to Republicans at lunch. We talked about a lot of issues, including immigration reform and the like. Subsequent to that meeting, we were informed by e-mail that the president has made a major announcement with regard to the deployment of National Guard along the border.
REP. GABRIELLE GIFFORDS, D-ARIZ.: We need to stay one step ahead. And by having the military with their experience in Iraq and Afghanistan with reconnaissance, the intelligence, surveillance, having that, that group, that manpower on our border, to help figure out how we stay two steps ahead of the drug traffickers is going to be absolutely imperative.
(END VIDEO CLIP)
SHANNON BREAM, GUEST HOST: All right, here is a little bit about what we know about what the administration is going to propose. This comes from a senior administration official. They say, "President Obama will request $500 million in supplemental funds for enhanced border protection and law enforcement activities…The president will also deploy up to an additional, requirements-based 1,200 National Guard troops to the border…"
This is very interesting because in his big meeting with the GOP senators today he talked about the fact, by at least John McCain's account, he wasn't into bringing guard troops down to the border. And the announcement came shortly after.
Let's bring in our panel to talk about it, Steve Hayes, senior writer for The Weekly Standard, Juan Williams, news analyst for National Public Radio, and syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer. Welcome, gentlemen.
Steve, let's start with you. Does that McCain situation seem strange to you?
STEVE HAYES, SENIOR WRITER, THE WEEKLY STANDARD: Yes, very strange. The first thing that needs to be said about this from a sort of big picture perspective is that in this year long debate about border security first versus comprehensive immigration we now at least have something of a winner, border security first.
The president has always said we need comprehensive immigration and he's now at least said, OK, I recognize those of you who have been making the argument that we endorse security first have a valid argument. What is weird about this is the mechanics of the meeting where you have the president being challenged on this question of sending National Guard troops down to the border by Jon Kyl, John McCain, Senator Cornyn and others, and the president in effect not really answering their arguments or answering their challenges. And then shortly after the meeting you have a press release that is e-mailed out from Representative Giffords who represents Arizona's 8th District, a Democrat from Arizona, saying the White House agreed to send 1,200 troops, $500 million. And this is going to be announced later in the day, in a sense getting ahead of the White House. What is so strange and getting Republicans on the Hill really angry at this point is the president never said it was a White House plan. He never took the opportunity to have a face-to-face meeting with Republicans, something that was meant and was intended to generate good will with Republicans and bipartisanship. He never once mentioned that the White House would be doing this.
BREAM: We know that during the meeting there was push-back from Senator Kyl and McCain, both from Arizona, about the fact that the Arizona law has been so heavily criticized by some within the administration from some who had not apparently read the law.
We're getting word team of Justice Department attorneys looked at the law and recommend the administration challenge it in federal court. Juan, what do you make of that?
JUAN WILLIAMS, NEWS ANALYST, NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO: Again, this is all part of the idea that immigration is a huge issue. It has sort of been subterranean for so long, nobody wanted to touch it, Republican or Democrat.
Now it's out in the open. I think there is tremendous political energy coming from Republicans on it, especially given what has happened in Arizona and public support for the Arizona law.
But, what has happened first, let me just comment on what Steve had to say, I think that the president didn't want to get in front of his own announcement, which was scheduled for next Tuesday after the Memorial Day break.
And the second thing to say is this argument that took place with the senators and President Obama was literally about boots on the ground. If you note from the list that you displayed, Shannon, what the money will do is provide additional administrative support, additional technology, in fact, technology of the kind we've seen in Iraq and Afghanistan used to detect movement of terrorists, and in large part be directed at supporting existing efforts.
The administration and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, the former governor of Arizona, hold to the idea that the border is more secure now than it's ever been, but they want to make an effort here to be very concrete that they are supporting this, and I would imagine that the quid pro quo will be let's fix the broken system, part of which is undoing the Arizona law, and you spoke about the challenge that will come from the Justice Department, and asking Republicans to support that then in exchange for the fact that the president has toughened border security.
BREAM: And just a note, real quick. That is at the lowest levels right now as we understand it within the Justice Department. We still have a number channels to go through before we get to a lawsuit. But you mentioned the administrative side of this. What we hear from Senator Kyl in commenting on the 1,200 possible troops, his understanding is these may be desk jobs.
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER, SYNDICATED COLUMNIST: That is why I think the view that this announcement by the White House of half a billion and 1,200 National Guard is a serious effort, a serious way to show seriousness about this, is total nonsense. This is a PR stunt. It's Lucy and the football all over again.
Remember, it was George Bush a few years ago who all of a sudden there was this concern, border states were up in arms over immigration. So he sends, I think it was a couple thousand National Guard. Well, they come and they go. And the problem remains, the traffickers remains, the drug people remain, illegal immigrants remain.
What we're going to have here as you said from Kyl, they probably aren't even going to be on the border, they'll probably be just in desk jobs. This is nothing but a stunt on the part of the administration to try to show that it's interested in sealing the border in order that we will get a deal on comprehensive, which really is a deal for amnesty.
And it's ridiculous. McCain had an argument with Obama in the meeting. It was described as rather testy. Interestingly, McCain who was on the Obama side of the argument three years ago is now because of a challenge in his own state is on the correct side today, in which he said to the president, "close the damn border." I think he used the word "dang" instead because he's a military man.
And the president objected, of course. The only answer here, and it's a simple answer, and I say it again and again because there was no objection that makes sense — complete the fence. Don't send the guard down there. They are going to go and come back and it won't make a difference. A fence remains. A fence works.
It works around San Diego, and that's why you've got all of this increasing immigration in Arizona because it's funneling and channeling all those who can't enter on the San Diego side to Arizona.
This is an obvious issue. The Democrats are unbelievably stubborn on this. If you want to really, you want to use stimulus money, you don't send 1,000 guard. You send 20,000 unemployed and you build a fence quickly. And once that is done, let's have an argument and a debate about legalization and all the other steps.
BREAM: All right, very quickly, I want to get your reaction to the fact we heard from the meeting as well that the president was, you mentioned testy, Charles, and Pat Roberts from Kansas said he repeatedly wrote on his pad "thin skin, thin skin, thin skin." He said whenever somebody challenged the president, he said, "I'm getting a ton of pressure from the left. That's why I'm doing a lot of what I'm doing."
Steve, your reaction?
HAYES: I think that is the president actually just being honest, telling everybody what we all know. We have seen him be testy in public, testy with reporters back on the campaign when he snapped after he was asked a question at a waffle shop. He said "I just want to eat my waffle." We've seen him be testy in political situations and be testy at the get-together with Republicans in Baltimore.
I think the president is thin-skinned. I think he does this and it's one of the reasons that it's better these things happen behind closed doors from the perspective of the president.
WILLIAMS: I was amazed that he had the meeting with the Republicans, that he gave them the meeting. But then he gets in there and they were beating him up not being sufficiently bipartisan on financial reform, and it just strikes me that, wait a minute, Republicans have taken an political stance of obstructing everything this guy tries to do and then they're beating him up for not being sufficiently bipartisan. How hypocritical.
KRAUTHAMMER: Senator Roberts also added that he's so thin-skinned he should take a valium before meeting with Republicans. I'd be happy to write the prescription, so all they have to do is call my office. I'll do it.
BREAM: Bring them together, do it for the country.
KRAUTHAMMER: I would do it for — absolutely, as a loyal citizen, a retired doctor.
BREAM: We'll pass it along and make sure the White House gets the offer. Thank you, Charles. There is more on immigration on our homepage at foxnews.com/specialreport.
Up next, the politics of the Gulf oil spill.
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CAROL BROWNER, OBAMA ENERGY/CLIMATE ADVISER: All decisions about clean-up and shutting down the well are being run through the federal government. The federal government is in charge.
ADM. ROBERT PAPP, U.S. COAST GUARD COMMANDANT: I had to get up to speed to be ready to take that baton. I think we're there, I'm just a little worried there might be oil on that baton.
BREAM: That is from the new Coast Guard commandant who took over today, Admiral Robert Papp. Let's welcome back our panel to discuss the BP oil spill and the politics of it continues, Steve, Juan, and Charles.
Charles, the White House is now starting to take a lot of heat of whether this is their responsibility or not. Democrats and Republicans are now coming after them.
KRAUTHAMMER: And I think that's why we saw the sound bite where the White House insists it's in charge. This is sort of an odd claim because clearly it can't do anything on its own about the leak. That is something only the oil companies have the competence to actually handle.
The federal government can fight wars, conduct a census, and hand out corrupt earmarks, but it's not in the oil well blowing out and capping business. So it doesn't have the expertise. It's helpless here. But of course the administration doesn't want to admit that so it is pretending it's in control.
I can understand the federal government is naturally very strong and this particular federal government and president insists on its omnipotence, that it can solve unemployment, financial reform and health care with the touch of the wand and the right legislation. Here it's actually helpless. And I think the more it insists that it's in control, when clearly people understand that this is an issue that's a technical engineering one out of our competence, I'm not sure how smart that approach really is.
BREAM: Juan, you are keeping an idea on Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal as this plays out.
WILLIAMS: I think initially the president went down there on his first visit to the area and literally wrapped his arm around Jindal and said we'll do everything you can. BP is going to pick up the cost for every drop of oil. Don't worry. Let us know what you need.
Jindal as a barometer now has shifted and literally face-to-face with officials saying they are not giving him what he needs in order to stop the oil from spilling onto Gulf shores and across animals and to prevent the ecological disaster that we see now when you look at those pictures of the oil washing up on the beach.
He's saying in fact that he had requested, for example, barrier islands be put in place to stop the flow of oil toward the shores. The EPA says we haven't studied the ecological consequence of building that would be. Jindal's response is we don't have time for the study. We need action now.
I understand both positions, but I think it's critical if Jindal now shifts and becomes a vocal opponent of the administration and pointing a finger of blame at them, I think that is really bad news for the administration.
HAYES: Juan is absolutely right. Here is why it matters so much. The White House needs to be in a position to say we did everything we could. When we start seeing with increasing frequency pictures of birds covered in oil, the kinds of images we're likely to see over the next several weeks, I think pretty much everybody agrees, the White House needs to say we did everything we could.
Jindal is going to be in a position I think, correctly — it's not just Jindal, by the way. It's the entire Alabama congressional delegation saying we wanted to do these things and the White House denied us. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers sat on the permitting process because they didn't know if it would work.
When you wait in a situation like this that everyone regards as an emergency, why would you wait and not allow, grant the permits on some temporary basis to avoid the kind of things or try to avoid the kind of things that we're likely to see play over in the next couple of weeks?
BREAM: And we're starting to hear from the internal meeting and reporting talking about how frustrated the president is. Carol Browner admitted that, of course he's frustrated. Charles, is there a better way to handle the message?
KRAUTHAMMER: No. In the end it will depend — if the well is capped tomorrow, and there is going to be an attempt, the damage will be significant but it will be minor and over time it will go away.
If it isn't, and as we heard yesterday from the commandant of the Coast Guard, the ultimate stoppage will be in August when the relief wells are done, therefore, we will have another two months of this, that would be ecological catastrophe on a scale rarely seen, there is no way he can escape the damage.
So I think this stuff is happening now, it will affect his ratings today and for the next week or two. But ultimately, it depends on one thing. If you cap the well, he will be OK. If you don't until August, he will be as damaged as Bush on Katrina.
HAYES: And that is exactly why, by the way, he is sticking with BP, because it gives him the greatest likelihood of capping the well. He is getting a ton of heat on this from the left. The left is saying the federal government needs to just take this over. They never explain what happens then, you know. It's not like the president is going to dive —
BREAM: Plug it himself. Super powers.
WILLIAMS: But what strikes me is he is out of control of the issue, you know, as Steve and Charles described it of capping the well. That's something he has no control over. That's BP. And as Admiral Allen said before he departed, you know what, BP has the expertise. The federal government doesn't.
You know, I think the administration is in a bad situation here. Obama is going to go back down there and try to politic it and show good will, but in actuality he may be out of control.
BREAM: A lot riding on that attempt tomorrow. We'll all be watching. Thank you, panel.
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-- INTRODUCTION: Panther mascot
-- STANDING OVATION: for owner H. Wayne Huizenga.
-- PANTHER INTRODUCED: Joe Cirella
-- BOO: When the Penguins took the ice.
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